Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-29

the hand for their valuable services.
which were rendered free. The men,
bers Of the hand by unanimous
vote then returned thanks 70 the La
dies Aid for the kind treatment they
received during the evening. II was
very pleasant occasion.
south Barton.
A CARD.-We wish 10 thank the friends
and neighbors who % kindly assisted snd
sympathiLed with Us during the sickness.
death and burial Of our darling Edith
May our heavenly Fathers richest bless
ing Be their rew4rg1. i the prayer OF
MELVIN DROWN.
ESDIA J. DROWN.
AMANDA DROWN
AIh.4u>
School at the Academy Is postponed
one week on account of the sickness
OF the teacher.
E. y. Darling Is here from Massa-
chusetts--George Bill has gone to
Ogdensburgh-
Lorenzo Chadbourne lost his only
daughter. child Of about two years,
on the 21st inst.
Alice Butler has returned 10 Column
bus, Ohio, where she IS teaching
Clara Vance. who Is teaching in
Montpelier. has returned 70 her work.
DR.. Burt Cheney has gone to West
Burke where he has hung out his
single as an NJ. D. He Is a young
man OF good habits, studious and
persevering and will succeed.
East Albany
Mort. Moore is very sick with hem
orrhage Of the lungs
south Albany
Mrs. Graham Is falling
Qnite a number OF our citizens at
tended the Morrisville reunion last
week.
Miss Effe Z. Patterson has gone
home with Mrs g. T. Gray 70 Prov
idence. R. I.
The second quarterly meeting Of
the W. NJ church viii Be held Sept
Sd and 4th. Elder Y. D. Lathrop of
West Chazy. y. Y. will be present
70 preach On Saturday evening he
will deliver lecture on is the God
OF Nature Personality. or a Mate
rial Germ The people viii do well
70 attend
Evansville
]. E. Alexander OF st. Adams IS
visiting here.
II is still sickly in this vicinity
and those hard sick do not amend.
Miss Townsend. teacher in the
Trip district, was thrown from !
carriage while going home from her
school recently. and suffered the
fracture Of an arm.
The scythe-stone factory has not
been running OF late and will not be
run ST present except 10 I'll special
orders. The company has 5000
gross OF stone on hand and viii wait
till the stock Is diminished before
starting up again
BrOwningtOn-
Henry Smith Is repairing his house.
Robert ellis Is going TO move 70
South Barton. into the Goodnow
house.
DR.. Jed. Baxter from Washington.
D. c.. was recently In town visiting
the old homestead.-I. c. Smith Is
here
The latest victim on the ugly wire
fence Is q valuable horse belonging
TO Hector Lapeirre- third instance
OF the kind which has occurred in
this vicinity lately
Mrs. L. P. Crandal has hired
VIM. Eaton Of Canada to- work for
the next six months on her farm
Priestly Crandan who has been liv-
ing in Salem-Derby Is also with Mrs.
Crandall. and may remain there for
some months.
" est Charleston
Horace Gochey has moved into the
house with II. ". Beecher.
The Misses Bennett have returned
from their visit to Lisbon, y H.
Homer, James and Harry White,
sons OF the late Elisha White, were
in town few days since.
Albert Fort from Hardwick has
come here, and gone 10 work In his
brothers blacksmith shop
Our village schools commence Mon
day. Sept 9TH with same teachers
who taught the summer term
The children viii repeat their pro-
hibition program. Tuesday eve, Aug
Both. in the vestry of the Cong
church. Admission free Cake, ice
cream and candy viii be served
Mr. and Mrs Orrin Kendall from
COaticoOk. P @, Mrs Geo Adams,
and Mrs. Herbert Ellis from Boston.
Mass have been visiting a few days
At P NJ Seayey's and H. Canbelrs.
Mrs. @. c Kellogg has completed
her visit here. and gone TO Browning
ton 10 spend few days with her
brother. John Campbell. before re-
turning u. her hr.rne In NnrflaaTnIEffsIa